Two veteran Covington police officers are being promoted to fill spots opened with the pending retirement of a long-time lieutenant.
The city commission on Tuesday night is expected to
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The Covington board of education discussed the setting up of a new committee to review projects seeking approval for a payment in lieu of taxes (PILOT) incentive, a common practice in local develop
Gateway Community & Technical College is the sub-recipient of the University of Louisville’s Modern Apprenticeship Pathways to Success Program (MAPS) grant.
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce will present a special virtual Government Forum on Tuesday, May 11 from 1-2 p.m.
There will be just one northbound lane available for drivers on the Brent Spence Bridge following a worker's injury Thursday afternoon.
What is being described as a new era of planning and zoning in Kenton County will launch May 6 with the unveiling of an ordinance that proponents say creates a modern and more user- and business-fr
Three projects in Northern Kentucky are part of a planned $23 million statewide investment to improve highway safety near schools, Governor Andy Beshear announced Wednesday.
A highway safety improvement project along Madison Pike (KY 17), including the realignment of its intersection with Moffett Road (KY 2042), is to start Monday, May 10, the Kentucky Transportation C
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A freight logistics company is looking for a new home and Ft. Mitchell is in contention to land it.
Newport City Manager Thomas Fromme presented his state of the city remarks during last night's meeting - highlighting Newport's perseverance throughout the difficult obstacles 2020 presented.
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The Newport city commission approved a payroll tax incentive for Legion Logistics Monday night.
The City of Dayton announced that twenty-nine businesses received COVID-19 assistance grants and that 289 Dayton Dining coupons have been redeemed.
An additional closure to Bromley-Crescent Springs Road (KY 2373) is needed as part of an ongoing project there, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet - District 6 Office said Tuesday.
Northern Kentucky University is challenging regional college students to pitch their big idea on how to get accurate and timely COVID-19 vaccination information to medically underserved communities
